Last night while trying to figure how to use my long lens to take a night-time photograph of an owl that was high in a pine tree, I took this image. One of many that was blurred and unusable as an ID shot but interesting as an abstract image.
Ghost Owl, Beach Road, Weribee
Over the last few weeks people have been reporting a number of Barn Owls along one of the roads at the Western Treatment Plant. I decided that I would take a look and see if I could find any – I have never actually seen any in the wild before. I went mid afternoon and waited for sunset and for the owls to appear. I eventually saw 3 and took many photos. None turned out well except for these two images. Very pleased to get my 311th Victorian bird and to actually get a few images as well.
Barn Owl, Western Treatment Plant
Barn Owl, Western Treatment Plant
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